Sentence examples for prominent workers from inspiring English sources

After all, some of America's most prominent workers are around 85.

Simmons's lawyer was Modesto Diaz, who, unlike Owens and Mix, did not play professional football but remains a prominent workers' compensation lawyer for former players.

"In relinquishing control, universities are ensuring that some of the most prominent workers on campus are less invested in the organisation," she says.

London was the chief center of neurological activity in Britain, although Edinburgh and Manchester had prominent workers as well.

Last April, Aminul Islam, a prominent worker advocate, was found dead, his body bearing signs of torture.

When war broke out, she characteristically became a prominent worker in a plan to evacuate pets from London.

It was this man who was deciding the fate of prominent party workers.

It could prompt motor sport's governing body, the FIA, to look into ensuring all prominent pitlane workers are protected in future.

He went on to become one of Delaware's most prominent social workers and civil rights leaders, holding numerous positions in housing and community development and being named Delaware's Social Worker of the Year in 1969.

Yet, in 1964, James Hardy, of the University of Mississippi, had transplanted a chimpanzee's heart into a man; and in that year two prominent research workers, Richard Lower and Norman E. Shumway, had written: "Perhaps the cardiac surgeon should pause while society becomes accustomed to resurrection of the mythological chimera".

That's the stunning conclusion drawn by consultants Booze Allen Hamilton in a survey of 2,500 companies worldwide called, "CEO Succession 2004: The World's Most Prominent Temp Workers".